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A podcast aimed at raising awareness for modern issues, and empowering minorities by providing accessible information surrounding their legal rights and the resources available to them. https://linktr.ee/modernjustice

The Justice Management Institute presents Just Conversations: Indigenous Teachings for Recovery and Reform.In Episode 1: The Lay of the Land, interviewees discuss the background and baselines of the their organizations and how they came to this work, as well as their hopes for growth.Thank you to our interviewees: Christina Andrews with the Wassaja Carlos Montezuma Center for Native American Health at the University of Arizona; Monica Bailey, with South Dakota Urban Indian Health’s Wo’Okiye street outreach team; and Johnny Chavez, with the Voices of Change Sacred Traditions program.This ...

These podcast episodes are a collection of my weekly updates to my Family Law Case Heather L. Bendl vs. Justin D. Serlick https://www.clerk.org/ Case # 2023-31828 FMCI

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Prosaic Justice Podcast Where stories of homicide reveal extraordinary strength.Hosted by Felecia Marshall, Founder of Grant Me Justice, and co-host Paul Rankin, this podcast explores life after loss — what justice, healing, and faith look like when the cameras are gone. Each episode amplifies the voices of homicide survivors, advocates, and community leaders working to bring mercy into motion and justice into action.Real stories. Raw truth. Restorative hope. Because justice isn’t just a headline — it’s a heartbeat.

Nurses for Justice, brought to you by Nurses for Sexual and Reproductive Health, is a space for nurses and advocates dedicated to advancing sexual and reproductive health and justice. Through our conversations, we hope to celebrate and inspire nurses and allied professionals who are working to make reproductive justice a reality for more people.

This podcast will take you through an audio journey of the resilience of human rights defenders. It unpacks powerful stories that have remained untold. You shall listen to them for the very first time. The intention is to motivate you to join the human rights movement and be among those who stand tall against human rights violations. You will learn that these people are just as ordinary as you but will not keep quiet in the face of violations and abuses.

A podcast from the Frank H. Hiscock Legal Aid Society based in Syracuse, New York featuring people who move our work of promoting justice for all forward.

Welcome to the ADRA Asia Podcast! 🎙️ Here, we bring you exciting content from the heart of our work at ADRA Asia. Dive into our latest productions, including While on Earth and Disaster Ready Church, where we explore inspiring stories and practical solutions for making a difference in our world. Catch all our videos on our YouTube channel and listen to our podcasts right here. We love hearing from you, so don’t hesitate to share your thoughts and feedback with us. Join the conversation and be a part of the ADRA Asia community!Become a supporter of this podcast: https://...

In this series, which comes as we approach COP28 in Dubai, we speak with a variety of guests on the impact of climate change.  We'll be discussing the devastating effects of climate change that they have witnessed, why we must act quickly and decisively to address this, and what they'd like to see emerge from this year's COP.  It forms part of a wider campaign calling for Justice at COP28 - find out more at www.jesuitmissions.org.uk

Criminal justice podcast dedicated to pulling back the sheet on the corrections system in the United States by sharing the stories of those who have been, and still are, affected by it. The focus? To magnify the voices of the unheard, amplify the cries of the overlooked, and above all, to let people know they are worth being defended, cared for, loved, and treated as people, regardless of their pasts.

Green Light for Justice is hosted by Kevin Rosenquist and features Michael S. Green, a seasoned attorney with over three decades of experience in personal injury law. The show educates listeners about legal processes related to accidents, personal injury claims, and the pursuit of justice, offering practical insights for those who have been affected by accidents or negligence.

Employment lawyer, Chris Robertson and a rotation of special guests dissect stories of workplace drama and determine a fair outcome. The arguments and chatter may be juicier than the stories themselves. We hope you find these conversations entertaining, informative, and indulgent. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Join Greater Chicago Legal Clinic's own Adam Salzman as he talks with community advocates across the Chicagoland area.

Welcome to the Social Justice Salon with Marianne Moore. Evoking the grand revolutionary salons of the past, Marianne and her guests explore the social justice themes that have emerged through her work, showcase grass roots activism and deep dive into theoretical and practical methods to affect change in society. Subscribe and listen to boost your knowledge about social justice, and leave energised and clear about how we can re-create our world..

If you are passionate about issues that impact Nebraska children and families, this podcast is for you! At Voices for Children in Nebraska, we work to ensure every child in our state has the opportunity to thrive, and we believe education and advocacy are key to making that happen.

Where stories of homicide reveal extraordinary strength.Hosted by Felecia Marshall, Founder of Grant Me Justice, and co-host Paul Rankin, this podcast explores life after loss — what justice, healing, and faith look like when the cameras are gone. Each episode amplifies the voices of homicide survivors, advocates, and community leaders working to bring mercy into motion and justice into action.Real stories. Raw truth. Restorative hope. Because justice isn’t just a headline — it’s a heartbeat.

Alchemy of Housing Justice is a podcast that nests conversations about lived expertise of houselessness and housing instability within an emergent arc of system transformation and housing justice. We explore liberation topics with guests who are imagining a transformed housing future for all of us.

Proclaiming Justice is a podcast by Proclaiming Justice to the Nations and hosted by founder and President Laurie Cardoza Moore. This program aims to focus the light of truth on vital issues in today's headlines that impact every American. Get educated, motivated, and activated to take action! Here you can expect to get armed with the TRUTH and the FACTS you'll need to fight for and preserve our constitutional republic and uphold the Judeo-Christian values our nation was founded upon.

Conversations around justice and advocacy for those at risk of injustice. Brought to you by John Howard Society of Saskatchewan.